From: Saurabh A. <tan...@gm...> - 2007-05-22 06:35:24
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Hi Thomas On 5/20/07, Thomas Winkler <tc...@to...> wrote: > Hi, > > > trousers 0.2.9 > > jTSS 0.2.5 > > jTpmtools 0.2 > > Tccert 0.2.1.a > > Although you are not using the latest versions, this combination should be ok > (jTSS Wrapper 0.3 and friends mostly introduced changes to the API but did > not bring many substantial "under the hood" changes). > I have not tested your code but one thing you should double check is the > policy handling. Keep in mind that by default all TSP level object are > assigned to the default policy upon creation. By accident you might have used > the default policy for your objects (and reset the default policy secret at > some point) instead of creating and assigning individual policy objects. > I am using jtpmtools createaik code for creating/registering aik. so i dont play with policies there, i just provide owner,srk,aik secret in commandline with ASCII encoding and no null termination. and the loading key code is in front of you, which i think have same policies as in createaik code. and now ? regards Saurabh |